I ignored this Google privacy feature for 4 years. Here’s why you should use it right now

By Megan Ellis · Android Authority · Wednesday, 30 September 2026 at 10:30 (14h ago) · Original article ↗

As much as I criticize Google for its privacy track record, it also has some pretty useful tools available that can help you protect your personal data. But I have to admit that, even as a privacy enthusiast, some of these features have flown under my radar.

Recently, when delving through my Google app settings, I finally decided to take a look at the Results About You feature. And since setting it up, I feel much less worried about my private information appearing in search results.

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